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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03

The ScMooLMksTER OF THE REPuB-
LIC.-so Noah Webster has been called
and two or three generations have
grown up under his training from the
Youngest school child in Webster's
Spelling Book to the college graduate
and the man of letters in Websters's
Unabridged Dictionary. This latter
has been rebuilt and added to until IL is
like great University, comprising
not only its main trunk of Lexicogra-
phv but its minor branches i'll Bio
graphical Dictionary of nearly 10000
Names. New Gazetteer of the World
with %, 600 Titles with valuable lntor-
nation in condense form upder each
title and variety of other useful things
in its elaborate Tables. Its latest addi'
ton. the Gazetteer must be of great use
to the many who do not possess the
more bulky and expensive Gazetteers
What more can we ask in a Dictionarc
than we now have in Webster's Una
bridged?
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
.ROBATE ORDER.

State of Michigan, County OF st. Car. So
Al a session of the Probate Court for the Com
ty of St Clair held at the Probate ONCE IN the
city of Port Huron, on the 10th day OF October
in the wear one thousand eight hundred ana
eighty seven. n.
Present Joe w. Avery, Judge OF Probate;
In the matter OF the estate 0i Andrew iaiSley
deceased. On reading and ming the hhsll ac-
count aud resi- gnatOn Of Thomas Bell executor
OF said estate. -, ~,
ltis ordered that Monday the 18th day OF No
vcmbpr next Gt eleven O'Clock III the lorenooh at
said Probate ulcr be appointed for hearing
thereof. -. All,
Aud il is further ordered that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pIrev- r
tire EXPosIToR newspaper printed ana circuia-
ing the County OF ST. Clalr ,,,,,,,
"a true copy JOE w. Az ', FL ;.d,, ,o
22-2J judge OF iroDate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
RRoCKWAY CENTRE Mich NOVEMBER 1887

The rax mi is now running light
AM day.
EFF. Law is building an addition to
his house.
Miss Kittie A. Carroll's mother is
visiting her at present
The ladies OF The NJ. +. church have
organized an Aid Society.
Thank sgiying Gay November -, one
week later thaD IN CanaGa'
Duilie, of Port Huron, was one
of the visitors in the village on Tues
day.
w. II. Palmer has put down his share
of sidewalk OH the east side or Nam
street.
Monday night last was Halloween
and was duly observed by the small boy
of the town.
Supervisor Jones is not at all pleased
mt the equalization board Tor raising
this township $4,000.
Mrs. Ira Richardson, of Port Huron,
was the guest of Mrs. ID. u. Williams
a few days last week.
Mrs. Susan Roberts. wife of Isaac
Roberts, died at her home IN Green
wood on Tuesday. Nov. |, 1887, aged 40.
Andrew Paisley, OF Brown City, call
ed in to see us Oh Thursday last ana
left one dollar that the EXPOsIToR
might visit him each week.
John. son of John Gleason, sr., died
at Otsego Lake on Wednesday, Oct. IL,
1887. aged % years. His remains were
brought to this place for burial.
Geo. Regan, of eek. was in town
Monday bur ing bill stuif with which he
intends putting up a residence Oh his
farm in Elmer to Snshjp this fall.
Joe Allen started for the north woods
Oh Tuesday morning and VIII locate Oh
the hunting grounds where he was be-
fore. Iii Stevens accompanied him.
Read the change of adv. for Suther-
land. merchant tailor, in this issue
Give him a trial and be convinced OF
his nice fits and iirst-class workman
ship.
Holden Bros. have on exhibition the
first prize pumpkin. All parties pur-
chasing one pound of tea will have a
chance to guess on the number OF SEEDS
it contains. The party who comes the
nearest to the number Will receive D
pounds of tea same as they Dought.
The pumpkin will be cut and SEEDS
counted Nov. 3, 1897.
Gout. painful disease affecting prin-
cipally the iibrous tissues about the
smaller FONTS, has various names. ac-
cording to the parts affected, as podassa
when in the feet: chivassa, when III the
hands, &c, out wether the attack Is llrst
felt in the feet, the hands or some other
part. rub with Salvation Oil ut once. ii
annihilates pain. Price % cents q
bottle.
Ladies'. more than any other class III
the community requires general tonic;
their usual sedentary lives and the con-
stant work of the brain to the eXclu-
sion Of the muscles, exposes tlfem to re
taxation of the vital forces. No tonic
is SO certain in its effects as Johnston
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla
which moreover, unlike bltters involves
no subsequent unfavorablc reaction.
The struggle for the postmastershil
in this village is still unsettled. The
candidates for the office, Jas. f.. Luti
and Jesse 4. Morrill,. have both sen
petitions, largely signed, to the post.
| flee department ut Washington and II
will probably be some time before 1T Ii
decided who shall have the position
| We understand our present postmaster
Jas. Ferguson. has rendered his resig
! nation.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
DROBATE ORDER.

State of Michigan, &C
County OF 81. Clair,
AZ n session OF the Probate Court for said cOun
rs of St Clair, held ut the Probate Once In the
city of Port Huron, on the oath day OF October
In the year one thousand eight hundred ana
eighty seven.
Present Joe ". Avery, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter of tive estate of Orlcy Morrill,,
Neffie Morrill,, Gilbert MOrr!li andBenOna morrill,,
minors on reading and filing the petition OF
Levi Morrill,. Jr., praying that he be appointed
guardian over the person and estate 0i SAID
minors.
IL Is ordered that Monday the 2lst day Of No
yefhbpr next at eleven o'clock In the forenoon,
at said Probate Oiice he appointed for hearing
thereof. ,,
And il is further ordered. that r copy OF this
order he published three successive weeks prev-
ousto said day OF hearing IN the WEEKLY EN-
POsIToRa newspaper printed and circulating in
the county OF st. Clair. JIG w. AVERY,
"a true copy) 2i-27 Judge OF Probate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
DROBATE ORDER.
State of Michigan, 81

State OF MlChlgaI, o.
County of st. Clair,
Al a session OF tie Probate Court for said coun-
ty of st. Clair, held at the Probate once IN the
city of Port Huron. on the Path day Of October I'm
the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven. -
Present Joe ". Avery, Judge of Probate
inthc matter of the estate of Charles X. Nor
rill deceased. On readingan hling the petition
OF Levi Morrill,, Jr., praying tlat administration
OF said estate be granted 10 h:m.
II is ordered that Monday the 2lst day Of No
ycmbcr next at eleven O'Clock i'm the forenoon,
at said Probate Ofice be appointed for hearing
thereof.
And il is further ordered that copy Of this
order be published three SuceC CsSive weeks preyi-
Ous to said day of hearing in the WEEKLY EN-
thr county of St Clair JOE W. AVERY,
"A triIc couy1 2l-91 Judge Of Probate.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
Dissolution Notice

The co-partnership existing between
Pollard Il Rollins was dissolved by mu-
tual consent Oct. Ist, 1887. The bnsi-
ness will hereafter be conducted by
Richard Rollins who will settle all debts
against said firm and collect all bills
now due. RICHARD ROLLINS.
22wt ROBERT POLLARD.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
$4,000 70 LOAN On REAL ESTATE

Mortgages at :, 9 and 9 per cent according 10
time aud amount. Lowest charges and lowest
expenses. No long delays. We do not 90 az
Others do, make Mortgages draw semi-nnnuai
Interest hut make our interest payable one"
wear. in the Fall when farmers can pay their
interest Call and see us
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
TIE NEW
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY

or St. Clair and Sanlac Counties. lately or
ganixed, is ready for business. cheap, safe
reliable company, with the following namea
it's head. -
President JOSEPH STEVENSON.
Vice-president ALEX McNAUGHTON.
Secretary JOHN w. GARDNER.
DIRECTORS.
MICHAEL Plant; iN DAyIp 9UAAIYhss 9UAAIYhssov
SILAS ST. ARNOTT, MICHAEL M1hON.
DAVID ATKINS, EDWARD VINCENT.
Any one owning farm property in the town
ships Of Greenwood, Grant. kenockee, Brock
way Fremont, Worth, and wishing 70 insure
the same against loss by fire or lightning in the
Farmers Mutual, can address me By postal or
otherwise at East Greenwood. and will call on
ali very soon, and take applications IL every
thing is acceptable and satisfactory ii requires
but q very little cash down TO insure in said
company. III the farmers. the bone and sinew
Of the country cannot insure themselves VINO
shall insure usf
Dated at East Greenwood this 2ist day OF
July, 1887. H. WILCOX.
llmI Agent for the Farmers Mutual.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-11-03
Brockway Centre Bank,
OF Il. r. NOBLE & co.
Responsibility $4,000.

Good Notes, Town and School Bonds bought AZ
best rates Certificates of Deposit Issued anu
s per cent interest allowed All business trans
acted by patrons of this Bank will be held strie'-
ly confidential.
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DOZENS ELEcrnrc Soar.

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The original formula for which We paid ESQ, 600
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IN the slightest This soap 10 identical in quality TO-
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1t contains nothing thst injure the finest fabric.
1t brightens colors and blenches whites.
nwashes aannels and blankets - no other soap in
the world does-without MISUNDERSTANDING them soft
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READ THIS TWICE
There IL great saving Of time, of labor. Of soap, Of
fuel and Of the fabric, where Dobbns Electric Soap il
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One trial will demonstrate its great merit Il viii
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Like all best thinsa it il extensively initiated and
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snd take no other Nearly every from Maine %
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Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar,
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DIED.

OIEO-
CAMERON. On Saturday December TO- 1887 q
liza p m. yHARLks n. beloved go Of Charles y
and Minnie v Cameron. aged siGhtssn mouths and
Eansr.l Tss.d.y. Decsmbsr IL. 1857, q, . 10 p m.
trom re rsssdsnss his psrcns. 20xl 33th stsvel
70 attend
., GUEST p , -, ~; nss ps.sss. ,sss
Fussta fros he s,sssrs rsadssc, ise, Ohio sv,sue
u ooloch Tueeday. Friends et family invited .
HAND. On Friday. Decymbsr y. iss7, In KIM
County. w.. the beaoyed brothsr d nra JssssseSs
Bowie and Ada @ Band. ascd tweusy-svs yeara
"Aslssp IN jesus. Blessed sesp"
day and Inferred In the Harnony Cefnetery fussday
December H. at IL O'Clock An Funeral privsts-
HAUER On Decsmbsr IL, 1887. 81 N. WILLIE
youngest of wm and Chrtssina Hansr, sred eoe
Funeral from parentf resiAence. S23 TsssA ssssss
tives ere invited 20 attend
PRIck sunday, December IL. 1881. Z p m, VII
LIAM HENRY PRICE. infant son Of kilsa end tHe
late George William Price, afcd thrss months
day, December Is = .. m.
WI. %ILLI 4, per.rssI thi: NE cs suaasy D.
LlAMs, seed twenty-five yeorA.
funsre WA take plscs from NJ 3 zson ChursA.
Twenty -tnird strest between and strSesa, on
Tuesisy. Decemeer 18Th, st O'Clock .. m. fr1~sas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-12

TIE annual resarrsctioa Of the pssd-tssser once
TOOK place to-day. or rather the exhumed eonssass
Oh the ONCE, all shrouded In big brown paper en-.
vesopeA were brought out 20 pubic new. n was
the annual auction sale Of ARTICLES accumulated n
the once. AZ 40 o'elock, when the sale began q
ThoA Dowhngs auction room, the salssrcom was
tnfongeo with men and women. al studioUsly pof.
ing over the printed catalogues The spctioueer,
M. MAX Latimsr, STROBE up and down lcae
counter. In an apartment Of the rear were other
long counters, 90 which were pied In ordef thou
SANDS Of orown-papsr parceia The biddins begsa
inahvev way. The auctioneer did nct stop 10 trne;
ne was all business The packages were HANDED
70 MIN and by him transferred 70 purchaser g.
the rate ate Of about four minute There was not
me i psceas. e ~ s se asS
had bought il There was KEEN III Interest ~ he
sale. due TO the element Of speculation in IL Tie
packages were not opened by the auctioneer, and
sns only sSs had 8 o ne
catalogue Description 10 the honor OF TIE
that IN most cssss tSess dsscriptons wc, msrS d
was described a. containing -chsap, damaged hand
enclosed adys Old sosS nisns
sun most OF the descriptions were Delightfully."-
indsnnits q 70 the condition OF value Of oSnents
the purchasers were willing 70 invest. sithoush
the bidding often ran up considerably higher, Aid
sometimes II ives hard 10 md purchaser al aly
price.
A package containing arent,emsns nigh,
shirt pack playing cards. artincial mustache, :
brought 20 cents an 'athlstes damaged blue
pairs suspenders: pairs Of shoe-ccunssrs'
B damaged handkerchief, bird skin,
90 cents, and % on. Many OF those standing
around were old habitues OF auction roomA One
MIA Toodles before II O'Clock had her arms nlled
with bundles and as she turned to leave the auc-
TONER called out to her sbrtng q basket next
time" The catalogue Is divided into three part&
Under the first head, miscellaneous articles g. zoe
packages are TO be sold. Under the second head OF
BOOKS .67e PACKAGES and under the third head Of
Jewelry, &C., 20 packages will be put up at auc.
ton. These packages include In most cases ssve.
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= The Dox0legy Crank.

he Is FINED S FOR oBsTRUcrING THE SIDEWALK,
AND WILL BE SENT BACK TO NEW YORK.
Patrick n. Dugan, the crank who made his ap-
pearance at the opening OF the session OF Congress
and attempted to perform the duties OF chaplain
by singing the doxolOgy, was srraigned In the Po-
lice Court this morning. charged by officer sutton
with obstructing the sidewalk at PENNSYLVANIA
avenue and 9TH street by trying to hold religious
meeting. Dugan pleaded guilty TO the charge, ana
was notified that fine OF s. was imposed upon
him. He is about forty years old, and claims 70 be
citizen OF New York. He wears q tin badge made
In the form OF Bible on which Is inscribed "hoiy
Bible" Onicer sutton testified TO the strange &C.
tons OF the defendant while In this city, and naid
he did not think that he was ut man 10 be at
large. The judge said that n the defendant showed
any disposition TO go 10 New York and could get
transportation he would release him.
"ls he disposed to leave the city," asked the
Judge. 81 don't suppose he cares much either
way; he claims TO have been sent by the Lord 10
travel through the country" answered the oftcef
"I don't suppose the Lord has any objection TO his
going to New York, !" said the Judge. The prisoner
WAS sent back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-12

CAPT. SHEPHERDS FUNERAL-The funeral SER
vices over the remains or the late Capt. Francis
Edgar Shepperd were conducted yesterday after
noon at Christ church by Rev. DR.. stuart. Among
those present were Commissioner Webb and ex-
Commissioner Dent. The body remained over night
in Christ church, and at 9:40 O'Clock this morning
was forwarded to Philadelphia for nterment The
pall-bearers were Paymaster LOCKER, Gen. Lock-
wood, Major Bates, Hon. Josiah Dent j. ii. Gordon
and James Nourse.
"CRAP-sHoorERs" ARREsTED.-For a long time
past the police here have been endeavOring to
look up the practice OF 'crap-shooting" by a num-
Der or young cOlOred boys In the neighborhoOd OF
29th street and DunbartOn avenue. Officer Hess
ON SATURDAY Caused the arrest OF several OF the ac
cuSed parties bearing the following names: Isaac
Brooks, James Parker, VIM. Balding, Geo. Green
and Frank Brennan
PERsoNAL-Mr. Galen f. Green, wife and three
children, are now comfortably settled in their new
home, No. 1897 n street.
SATURDAY NIGHT CLUB.-Some OF the school girls
OF this place have inaugurated the Saturday Night
Club for amusement during the winter. Among
them are Misses Nellie Green, Euid Kunyon
Francis Webb and Blanche Brown. They met
last saturday night at Miss Webb's and spent an
enjoyable evening.
GRAIN RECEIPrs-Canal boat Maryland arrived
with z, 200 bushels OF wheat and 1900 bushels Of
corn for G. T. Dunlop. Canal boat NJ. c. w. Boyer
arrived with $50 bushels OF corn for j. G. and j. NJ
Waters.
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The Chrissunas Cluh,

At the meeting OF the little ones OF the Christ
mas CLUB at the Franklin building Tuesday, forty
boys ana girls were selected to act As waters ct
the Christmas dinner to be given in the Armory Of
the National Rliles on Holy Innocsnts' Day, wed
nesday. Following Is the list:
Boys-Lewis aleeson, Frank Phelp, Chaa HUH,
bank, Arnold Graves, Geo. Hamlln. Fred Calvert
gel.
thews May simmons, Hattie EskeW, Mabel Money,
Kitty Donovan, Nay Drown, Brska SCHNEIDER,
Nellie Harvel Matte Goodrich, Nellie Hyatt Isa-
bella Campbell Annie Randett Roberta Alien,
Bertha Gray, Annie Pierce, Mabel Hemingway,
Mabel Jirdinston, Amy Carr, Lena stokes, Nay
sumner, Emma button, Katy Stokes, Ada Duke,
Maggie Loughran, Sallie Meyers, Florence Merritt
The girls win wear white aprons and caps
Donations OF clothing should be sent 20 Miss
money to the president, Mrs. weoo, $500 n street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-12
HHEUMArIsx

According 10 recent Investigations Ii caused By
Of Tactic acid in the blood. This acid attacks the
nbrOus tssues particularly In the nts and che
local manifestations Of the disease pains and aches
the back and Shoulder end In the joints % the knes
ankles hips and wrists. Thousands Of people have
found in Hoods par1ls positive and psrmauen mt
cure for rheumstism This medicine By its purifying
and vitalzng action neutralizes the acidty Of the
blood and also builds up and strengthens the whos
body.
HOODS sARsAPARII.LA
Sold by all druggists. eli SIX for o5. Prepared only
BY c. I. HOOD CO., Apothecariss, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 3
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A GAME o. "D..w:.

Net NET snss ,sssss,s is.cn.sins ssns whea
s1S u ~ sisSss mood sss q "a :.As Z
nor 90 the skiiiiu rnSnipuistsen Of ~ css3S S.s
Fens in vhicS ALL ffdPif Ssvs en- ,Sssssss -
sSsre aoSEsf vz6ss y. s.s : ~ sssSs.s.. ' 10
rs. soN6 OF TIE oyERcoAr, which - ~.
s rns = ~ Tor nSf, shsn nYpsh ES p
nercgry DROPS lower Il wss iptspdsd 70 DAM -
did DRAW multituds u people 90
Victor X. ADLER's
Ten Pvt osnt Caoshin9 HousA
Who supplied themsslvss with comfortable
own COATS
A. prices which nrst amazed than seeooiuhsd a
Come buy Vermont Melton overcost o. a 10
s, Come buy 60 Atwood Tweed ovsrcosI with ais
Come buy Hue Brown chinchilis ovsrcoss a
Come buy an Aii-wooi Melton ovsrcost msdiur.-
Come buy iSsh, Dr.s ovsrco.t I'll wool. viii s,r
,s Come !, NY y Atwood Nation ovsrso.t hs.vy
:. Come buy Handsome worsed ovsrcost torfordD q
. Gene buy an Atwood chinchin. overcos. drsb -
&c, Come buy s,.st Castor Beaver Overcast double.
Come Suy 8 FINE prsss ovsroo.s worth s2s. q
@. Come buy Fine West Of Ensland os.simsrs Over.
hsns s arse AL ssd epper and steal srsy. q
ss'. y clesasr
10 vff r. 6sSi CONN & xp EJsi. 10
vi and 02o 1th st NV, corner Massachusetts, ava
strictly One Prce.
Open Saturday I'm ~ IL PM dS
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PROPOSALS.

Othe Office OF the supervising Architect Of the u
easury Depart nent. at Mashinxton, D. and opened
at TMO O'CLOCK OF THE TWENTIETH DAY OF
DLCEMBER. 1885,, for furnishing labor and material
ior plumbing. DC for The sanitary Improvement Of the
companied BY ertned check for 5000 made payable
to the order Vt the Tressu Of the United Sst The
right TO reject any bids ia reserved The plans and
specifications be seen, and any Information OBJ
tanned by applying to the Supervising Architect
ury Department. dl2-eo.t
CONVENIENT BUILDINGS AT AUCTION. DE
Opot Quartermaster's Once, Washington, d. c., De.
ceinber 9th, 1887. The Government frame buildings
!oc.ted At tue Corral corner l4th and
DAY, DECEMBER NINETEENTH, 1887, commenc.
ing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN. Description of build
inss and other information b obtained on sppcs-
ton TO this Office. Terms cash on day OF sale q. h
DANDY, Depot QuartermasGer. d1OJ}t
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.


the Following bills were introduced: BY Mr..
Butler-Authorizing the Secretary OF War to trans
Ter certain property In Charleston to that city.
Also Tor an iron bridge across the Potomac to the
Arlington estate BY MI. Aldrich-To authorize
the Secretary Of the Treasury TO apply the surplus
money In the Treasury to the pur-
chase Of United States bonds, or 10
debt By N. Manderson granting . pension to
every soldier and sailor who 10 inoapacitated from
sne performance Of manual labor, and for pension
sso III ala iSn q sSa @ ana
the unanimous request Of the executive committees
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic. Also for the
., o. the STATE Of Dakota and the osanza
By Mr. stewart-To encourgeirrigaton BY sesre.
eating lands from which water can be obtained:
as money. (He said be would submit some re.
marks on this bill next Thursday.
as by MT 7; G6son.To establish maynard ana
gtera
BY Mr.. Call: For the retirement Of United states
by By Mr.. cuioHa~Fos EAT pension to the widow o.
Gen. John A. Logan. Also for q constitutional
amendment In relation to bigamy and polygamy
Also 70 reimburse several states for interest paid
By Mr.. Hale-To prohibit the letting Of Govern.
ment work to contractors employing convict labor
building bridges &c.
Dy NJ. veSt-T0 establish United states courts
10 tne indian Territory Also, to regulate the re-
moval OF causes by Federal corporations.
ny MI; wilson uOwal-To quiet title OF settlers
on the Des Moines River lands. Also TO create
peace among nations by an arbitration committee
Of Gen. Thomas
BY Mr. Sherman For the encouragement Of
closer commercial relations and in the interest Of
preparation OF peace between the United states
and the republics Of Mexico and OF central and
south America, and the empire Of Brazil
BY Mr. Farwell-To perpetuato the national
banking system (already published in fulD.
BY Mr.. Bair-TO aid In the establishment and
temporary support OF common schools. Also, fol
constitutional amendments extending the right
OF Suffrage to women and as TO the manufacture
importation, expectation, transportation, and
the relief Of women enrolled
as Army nurses Also, giving the right OF TRIAL
by jury to pension claimants Also, to restrict the
use and sale OF opium In the District OF Columbia
and Territories
By Mr.. Turpie-For the admission OF the states
OF Washington and Dakota
BY Mr.. Hoar-For the erection OF monument te
ne negro soldiers and sailors who gave their lives
for the preservation OF the Government.
BY Mr.. Chandler-Fixing the salaries OF the sew.
era Judges OF the United States district courts al
5000.
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Miss DOrblaZen gives q temperance address at
Lincoln Memorial Congregational church, corner
18th and Streets tonight.
Saturday night about 1:3O O'Clock an unknown
c0lored man forced open tine rear door Of Henry
Lembach's harness shop, No. AIS ~ street SOUTH
west, but was frightened OF before he could get
anything.
saturday night Albert Rott, OF No. 1920 18th
street, was knocked down by q street car at the
corner OF 14th and P streets and sustained frac-
ture of the LETT leg.